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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
6
In Ukiah California a 17 year old Susan Bartolomei and her boyfriend Timothy Luce sought spare parts at a junk yard when their car failed. They accepted a ride that led to rape beating and a shooting leaving Bartolomei unable to walk or speak.
A Warren County deputy escaped serious injury when his cruiser struck a telephone pole while responding to a burglar alarm at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Kings Island. The car was a total loss. the alarm was later found to be tripped accidentally by a custodian. The incident occurred as Deputy Earl Baker swerved to avoid a car that pulled back onto the street too soon. Baker was treated and released.
Whitefish Bay teacher Anne Dean, upset at a $5 fine for a roaming cat, offered to serve a one day jail term. The judge gave 30 days to pay, then she requested weekend jail time but police did not respond.
Senator William Proxmire asserts he faced assassination threats during the debate on a 250 million dollar Lockheed loan guarantee. He details FBI and Secret Service protection for Lockheed employee Henry Durham and notes no harm came to them though the threats were taken seriously at the time.
A state patrol plane sheriff's K9 team and officers from two departments helped locate a 22-year-old Hamilton man in a motorcycle theft case. Tim Kinney, 12 Lawson Ave, Hamilton, was arrested after the bike belonging to his brother Richard L. Kinney was found in a barn at 3247 Shollenbarger Road. The cycle had been stripped, repainted, and its serial number removed.
A 72-year-old woman from Grand Avenue narrowly escaped injury after driving into Woodside Cemetery yesterday. Elsie Anderson, 1611 Grand Ave, struck the gate, rolled onto the lawn, ran over a tree, hit a sign, collided with an evergreen, and ended on the lawn after crossing the road twice. She was not injured and not cited.
At about 9 a.m. yesterday, Robert Gibbs 23 of 2104 Grand Ave escaped injury when her small car turned on its side at McCurry Ave and University Blvd near the Ayr Way Store. Her 3-year-old son, Robert, suffered a bloody nose.
William Schaefer vice president of the Middletown Board of Education will speak on the upcoming 7.9 percent mill tax levy to Creekview Elementary School PTO. A question and answer session will follow his 7:30 p.m. speech at the school with an open house for parents and teachers after the levy presentation.
The Franklin Area Women's Democratic Club hosts a coffee and social at 7 30 p m in the Gates Room of Franklin National Bank. Warren County Democratic candidates will attend and the public is invited. A prior Journal report mentioned the gathering for last night.
The Rev. Richard Stiliha of Tampa Florida, a Billy Graham Associates member, will address the Kiwanis Club at the Thursday noon meeting. His topic is Crusade Coordination.
Louisiana Supreme Court debated a theft charge over a loaned LSU football ticket. Amos McIntyre borrowed a student's $7 pass with the student’s permission but was arrested and did not attend the game. The court agreed to review the lower court’s ruling that allowed the transfer.
The fourth session in a series of arthritis education courses will be held today at 7 30 pm at Fort Hamilton Hughes Memorial Hospital Center 630 Eaton Ave Hamilton. Mrs Margo Phillips and Miss Karen Lindeman occupational therapists will lead a free session in the cafeteria on the hospital second floor Fort wing discussing splinting self help devices and joint protection sponsored by the Butler County Branch of the Arthritis Foundation.
Lorain Catholic and Clearview high schools suspend athletic contests between them after violence at recent games. Two football players were stabbed following a mid September game.
The Washington Post reports that Ken Clawson said he wrote a letter alleging Senator Muskie used a racial slur in New Hampshire. The piece links the letter to a broader Nixon campaign sabotage effort and outlines Segretti's alleged recruitment of lawyers to disrupt primaries.
Two Middleton residents, Linda Letourneau and Mary Jane Martinek, were named co chairmen of the campaign committee for Democratic candidate Robert N. Piper for Butler County commissioner. Hamilton resident Ann Neafes will chair the People for Piper committee.
Intruders entered a storeroom at Ramah Construction Co on Cottage Lane and Oxford State Road yesterday and stole a large assortment of tools. Owners begin inventory today as Butler County deputies investigate.
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